Garden City Fund

Message from the Chairman

As I reflect on 2024, I am deeply moved by the extraordinary support from our corporate and individual partners in bringing our City in Nature vision to life. Your passion and dedication have created a lasting impact on our urban landscapes, enriched our biodiversity, and brought people closer to nature in ways we could only imagine.

It has been particularly heartening to witness the completion of beautiful new spaces that invite our community to connect with nature. The serene Water Lily Garden at Jurong Lake Gardens, made possible through Micron Technology's generosity, and the invigorating Keppel Coastal Trail at Labrador Nature Park, realised through our cherished partnership with Keppel Care Foundation, testify to how meaningful corporate partnerships can transform our natural spaces.

I am touched by the tremendous support for our marine conservation efforts. The enthusiastic response to the 100k Corals Initiative and the second phase of our Comprehensive Marine Biodiversity Survey has been truly inspiring. Through the OCBC Seagrass Restoration Project, we are not just rehabilitating vital habitats — we are nurturing a legacy of environmental stewardship that will benefit generations to come.

The Singapore Garden Festival 2024 holds a special place in our hearts as our first major gathering with various partners since 2018. It was wonderful to reconnect with so many familiar faces and forge new friendships while celebrating Singapore's horticultural achievements together.

Our growing community of supporters continues to inspire. The Pet Cat Sterilisation Support programme, supported by donors like Ms Dawn Kua, Mr Vincent Toe and many others, demonstrates how individual actions can create meaningful change in urban animal management. We are equally encouraged by our regular donors on the Giving.sg platform, whose sustained contributions show that building our City in Nature is truly a shared endeavour where every contribution makes a difference.

Looking ahead, biodiversity conservation remains our key priority as we address climate challenges. By strengthening our research capabilities, implementing nature-based solutions, and expanding citizen science programmes, we are building a more resilient future for Singapore.

Our ongoing initiatives — from expanding Therapeutic Gardens to advancing marine conservation and promoting harmonious human-wildlife coexistence — reflect our holistic approach to environmental stewardship. These efforts not only enhance our natural heritage but also contribute to our community's well-being and our city's sustainability.

I invite you to continue partnering with us on this important journey. Together, we can realise our City in Nature vision, creating a Singapore where future generations will continue to benefit from and be inspired by our rich natural heritage.

Guy Harvey-Samuel

Charity Registration Number/Unique Entity Number: T02CC1634C

Charity Registration Date: 19 November 2002

IPC Number: IPC000104

Auditor: Foo Kon Tan LLP

The Garden City Fund (GCF) is a registered charity and an Institution of a Public Character (IPC), with its registered address at the National Parks Board, Singapore Botanic Gardens, 1 Cluny Road, Singapore 259569.

It seeks to enhance the enjoyment of our City in Nature by working with corporations and individuals to support the development of amenities and special features in Singapore's green spaces; community activities and programmes that promote and enhance nature and ecology, art and culture, landscape and horticulture, animal and greenery management, animal health and welfare, and conservation; and citizen involvement to encourage greater ownership of our City in Nature.

The Board of NParks serves as the trustee of the GCF and has appointed the GCF Management Committee to plan, develop, promote and manage the GCF in accordance with its Trust Deed.

The GCF Management Committee comprises mainly non-executive members except for the GCF Secretary. Dr Leong Chee Chiew, who was also NParks' Executive Director of National Parks, Gardens & Nature Reserves, served as Secretary from November 2012 to June 2024. Dr Yap Him Hoo, who is NParks' Deputy Chief Executive Officer, Professional Development & Services, was appointed Secretary on 13 June 2024.

Between 1 April 2024 and 31 March 2025, the total amount of cash donations through GCF was about S$13.3 million.

Conflict of Interest Policy

The GCF Management Committee members are required to comply with the charity's conflict of interest policy. The charity has put in place documented procedures for committee members to declare actual or potential conflicts of interest on a regular and need-to basis. Committee members also abstain from and do not participate in discussions or decision-making on matters where they have a conflict of interest.

Whistleblowing Policy

GCF follows NParks' whistleblowing policy for reporting improper conduct and addressing concerns about possible wrongdoing or improprieties in financial or other matters within the charity.

NAME	CURRENT APPOINTMENT	PAST APPOINTMENT	OCCUPATION	MEETING ATTENDANCE
Professor Emeritus Leo Tan***	Chairman	Chairman since 1 Nov 2006	Retired	3/3
Mr Daren Shiau	Treasurer	Member since 1 Nov 2006, Treasurer 1 Nov 2020 - 31 Oct 2024	Partner, Allen & Gledhill LLP	2/3
Dr Leong Chee Chiew*#	Secretary till 12 June 2024	Member since 1 Nov 2012	Executive Director of National Parks, Gardens & Nature Reserves and Commissioner of Parks & Recreation, NParks	2/3
Dr Yap Him Hoo	Secretary	Secretary since 13 Jun 2024	Deputy Chief Executive Officer, Professional Development & Services, NParks	2/2
Mr Gerald Tan	Member	Member since 1 Nov 2020	Executive Director of Business Selection, Reputational Risk and Conflicts, UBS Global Banking	3/3
Mr Goh Kong Aik	Member	Member since 1 Nov 2014, Treasurer 1 Nov 2016 - 31 Oct 2020	Retired	3/3
Mr Guy Harvey-Samuel	Member	Member since 1 Nov 2022	Retired	2/3
Mr Han Jok Kwang	Member	Member since 1 Nov 2020	Business Development Advisor, Schneider Electric	3/3
Mrs Kirtida Mekani***	Member	Member since 1 May 2005	Director, CISTECH International Pte Ltd	3/3

NAME	CURRENT APPOINTMENT	PAST APPOINTMENT	OCCUPATION	MEETING ATTENDANCE
Mr Guy Harvey-Samuel	Chairman	Member since 1 Nov 2022	Retired	1/1
Mr Goh Kong Aik*	Treasurer	Member since 1 Nov 2014 Treasurer 1 Nov 2016 - 31 Oct 2020	Retired	1/1
Dr Yap Him Hoo	Secretary	Secretary since 13 Jun 2024	Deputy Chief Executive Officer, Professional Development & Services, NParks	1/1
Mr Daren Shiau	Member	Member since 1 Nov 2016 Treasurer 1 Nov 2020 - 31 Oct 2024	Partner, Allen & Gledhill LLP	1/1
Mr Han Jok Kwang	Member	Member since 1 Nov 2020	Business Development Advisor, Schneider Electric	1/1
Mr Ho Hin Wah	Member	Member since 1 Nov 2020	Chief Investment Officer, Genedant Capital	1/1
Ms May Loh	Member	Member since 1 Nov 2024	Partner & Singapore Office Head, Albright Stonebridge Group	1/1
Ms Shantini Ramachandra	Member	Member since 1 Nov 2024	Retired	1/1

Professor Emeritus Leo Tan (Chairman, 1 Nov 2006 – 31 Oct 2024) is Adviser to the Garden City Fund.

# Dr Leong Chee Chiew passed away on 12 June 2024.

* These members have continued to serve for more than 10 consecutive years. Their wealth of knowledge, services and expertise has guided the charity in reaching out to corporates and individuals for funding support, and ensured sound governance of the charity. As professionals in their own right, they have also contributed to a balanced composition in the committee, with a diverse mix of backgrounds and experience to meet the growing needs of the charity.

Shaping a Greener Singapore

In the reporting year, GCF celebrates the efforts and strong commitment of corporate partners and passionate individuals, who each play a vital role in realising the vision of transforming Singapore into a City in Nature. Together, GCF has made meaningful progress in rejuvenating our green spaces, advancing conservation efforts, and strengthening bonds within our community.

Enriching Green Spaces

Strong community partnerships continue to drive the charity's work, with new projects enhancing both conservation and public access to green spaces. 2025 saw the official opening of the Keppel Coastal Trail at Labrador Nature Park, a new eco-friendly recreational space developed through the generous $1 million contribution from Keppel Care Foundation. As part of the Forest Restoration Action Plan, this trail provides a vital buffer for the adjacent coastal hill forest, one of Singapore's last remaining patches of such habitats. Since 2020, Keppel has also contributed to the OneMillionTrees movement with a $3 million pledge to plant 10,000 trees — nearly 8,000 of which have already been planted, with the support of over 350 Keppel staff volunteers. This includes 3,800 trees in the Labrador Nature Reserve and Labrador Nature Park along the Keppel Coastal Trail. These projects reflect Singapore's commitment to enhancing nature-based recreation, fostering an appreciation for biodiversity, and strengthening community stewardship in its City in Nature vision.

In the west, Jurong Lake Gardens welcomes the new Water Lily Garden, featuring a smart water management system enabled by Micron Technology's $1 million donation. The revitalisation of the Chinese and Japanese Gardens, located within Jurong Lake Gardens, was further enriched through the philanthropic support of Mr Jimmy Koh and Mr Han Jok Kwang, enabling visitors to enjoy recreation through nature.

In a pioneering sustainability milestone, the historic Holttum Hall at the Singapore Botanic Gardens has become the Gardens' inaugural net-zero heritage building through innovative energy solutions. The landmark achievement was cemented with Southeast Asia's first hybrid hydrogen fuel cell battery system, a cutting-edge solution implemented by Superduper Energy in partnership with Temasek Foundation through the Garden City Fund.

Keppel Coastal Trail boardwalk through forest

The Keppel Coastal Trail passes through a restored coastal beach forest habitat, offering visitors scenic views while strengthening ecological resilience.

Water Lily Garden with pink and yellow lilies

The sustainable infrastructure of the Water Lily Garden ensures the long-term vitality of the garden's aquatic ecosystems.

Keppel Care Foundation volunteers participating in tree planting activities for Singapore's OneMillionTrees movement

Water Lily Garden at Jurong Lake Gardens featuring innovative smart water management systems

Holtum Hall at Singapore Botanic Gardens, the Gardens' first net-zero heritage building with innovative energy solutions

Keppel Care Foundation sustainability initiatives and green projects

Keppel Bay area nature-based recreation and community green spaces

Keppel Care Foundation environmental conservation efforts

Keppel sustainability initiatives supporting Singapore's greening efforts

Keppel Care Foundation community engagement in environmental projects

Mr Ho Tong Yen, Chief Sustainability Officer of Keppel Ltd. and CEO of Keppel Care Foundation, leads the company's sustainability and green initiatives. The company's contributions to Singapore's greening efforts have enabled the community to enjoy more nature-based recreation, especially in the Keppel Bay area.

Sculpting Legacy

The Scholars in Conversation: Sir Stamford Raffles & Dr Nathaniel Wallich sculpture at Fort Canning Park, unveiled in May 2024, stands at the site of Singapore's first botanical garden. It celebrates the scholars' pioneering contributions in establishing the early botanical collections that would shape Singapore's rich horticultural legacy. The artwork was commissioned by the University of East Anglia Alumni (Singapore Chapter) and generously donated by the Estate of Mr and Mrs Tan Chee Kow through GCF.

Conserving Marine Life

Together with partners, GCF has championed marine biodiversity through innovative conservation projects. The Comprehensive Marine Biodiversity Survey II commenced in 2024, expanding research into previously unstudied marine ecosystems with over $2 million in donor support from Dalio Philanthropies, GSK-EDB Trust Fund, HSBC and ExxonMobil Asia Pacific.

In partnership with the Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum and the National University of Singapore's Tropical Marine Science Institute, the initiative exemplifies how ecosystems and climate resilience are strengthened through uniting academic expertise, private funding and citizen engagement.

Concurrently, NParks launched Singapore's most extensive coral restoration effort, the 100k Corals Initiative, to restore degraded reefs by planting 100,000 corals in our waters. The programme was made possible by the support and donations of key partners such as Delta Electronics, GSK-EDB Trust Fund, Deutsche Bank, Takashimaya Singapore and KPI OceanConnect through the Garden City Fund.

A cornerstone of this initiative is the NParks-Delta Corals Research Programme, which integrates smart technology into coral cultivation efforts. Leveraging Delta Electronics' expertise in automation, the programme deploys an intelligent aquaculture system at the St John's Island facility to monitor and optimise water conditions, such as temperature, flow, and water quality, in real time. This innovation shields corals from environmental stressors like ocean warming during cultivation, while enabling remote data tracking for swift intervention.

Professor Emeritus Leo Tan, Mr Lionel Ng, and Minister Desmond Lee at a coral planting activity

Professor Emeritus Leo Tan (left), Mr Lionel Ng, Research Fellow at NUS (centre) and then-Minister for National Development and Minister-in-charge of Social Services Integration Desmond Lee (right) took part in a coral planting activity at the coral culture facility at NParks' Marine Park Outreach and Education Centre on St John's Island, to mark the launch of the 100k Corals Initiative.

These initiatives represent a significant scaling-up of restoration efforts, with the St John's Island National Marine Laboratory providing critical research support to enhance the resilience of Singapore's precious marine ecosystems.

NParks also worked with its long-term partner OCBC to initiate Singapore's first seagrass restoration and research pilot, which aims to develop effective methods for seagrass restoration locally. This three-year research programme — OCBC's fourth climate action collaboration with NParks — aims to understand seagrass reproduction and research transplantation techniques, informing future strategies to strengthen these vital blue carbon habitats that protect coastlines and store carbon.

Seagrass meadows play a vital role as blue carbon ecosystems, capable of storing up to 40 times more carbon than tropical rainforests. These underwater meadows serve as critical nature-based solutions, protecting coastlines from erosion while supporting rich marine biodiversity.

Safeguarding Natural Heritage

Research and innovation thrive through collaboration, showing how shared goals and partnerships in conservation and technology can drive lasting, scalable change. Aramco Asia Singapore played a pivotal role in advancing botanical research by funding the digitisation of 800,000 herbarium specimens at the Singapore Botanic Gardens' SING Herbarium. Its significant donation kickstarted the creation of Southeast Asia's largest digital plant database — a transformative project that preserves fragile botanical history, enables global collaboration and provides open access to critical biodiversity data.

A $10,000 donation from OCBC enabled NParks researchers to install a custom nesting tray with loose gravel for a pair of breeding Peregrine Falcons at the OCBC Centre. CCTV cameras were also installed to monitor the birds' behaviour. These modifications to the birds' nesting area led to two Peregrine Falcon chicks being hatched in April 2025.

Once the digitisation of the Herbarium is complete, the integrated digital repository will empower researchers worldwide to conduct studies more efficiently while safeguarding irreplaceable specimens for future generations.

Powering Progress

Passionate individuals make a difference in Singapore's green transformation through their support of the Garden City Fund. New connections were made with donors Ms Dawn Kua and Mr Vincent Toe, who contributed $50,000 and $30,000 respectively to the Pet Cat Sterilisation Support Programme, supporting responsible pet management. Meanwhile, Mr Fan Li, a regular visitor to the Singapore Botanic Gardens, supported horticultural excellence by donating $15,000 to the Give to the Gardens programme, a gift tripled to $45,000 through a matching grant by his company, Warburg Pincus. Long-time friend of the Singapore Botanic Gardens, Dr Rosslyn Leong, also continued to support the Gardens' work with her generous donations.

Strengthening Outreach

The Singapore Garden Festival 2024 showcased how donor-supported initiatives bring people closer to nature while advancing horticultural excellence. Its 9th edition featured close to 40 stunning displays by 44 designers, alongside community-driven competitions, with the help of generous sponsors including Suntec Singapore, Takashimaya Singapore, Pan Pacific Singapore (Official Hotel Partner), Noi Gardens, Stellar Lifestyle, Comvita, Luzerne, Suntec City, Oasis Floral Products, Risis, Sistic and Wine Farm. These efforts not only nurture local talent but also foster pride in shared green spaces, demonstrating how partnerships transform Singapore into a vibrant City in Nature.

The 8^th Global Botanic Gardens Congress, co-hosted by the Singapore Botanic Gardens and Botanic Gardens Conservation International, came to life with the benevolent support of sponsors such as Korea National Arboretum, GSK, Dr Rosslyn Leong, The Morton Arboretum, GenZero, Atlanta Botanical Garden, Montgomery Botanical Center, Mr Tan Jiew Hoe, Naples Botanical Garden, and Esri Singapore. The Congress also saw the launch of the Southeast Asia Plant Phenology Network, initiated by the Singapore Botanic Gardens to unite regional gardens in long-term climate impact studies.

The Plant-A-Tree programme exemplifies how strong corporate partnerships amplify the impact of the OneMillionTrees movement. New partners, such as Disney, Endress+Hauser, Raffles Hotel Singapore and Singapore Maritime Foundation have accelerated this momentum. Since 2007, over 890 corporations and 6,690 individuals have contributed to planting over 89,900 trees, with support from more than 147,300 participants in greening efforts.

Beyond horticulture, GCF supports impactful programmes like the Pet Cat Sterilisation Support Scheme, which promotes responsible pet ownership and animal welfare. Having received tremendous support from both individual donors and organisations such as Temasek Foundation, the Estate of Essery Gerald Stephen (executed by Dr Tan Hwa Luck) and MARS Petcare, this initiative reflects the power of community partnerships in addressing urban challenges.

The Singapore Garden Festival incorporated a stunning array of designer gardens, each masterfully blending the restorative benefits of greenery with artistic vision.

The Pet Cat Sterilisation Support Programme supports the sterilisation and microchipping of pet cats in lower-income households.

The Year Ahead

GCF will remain steadfast in its mission to build a greener, more climate-resilient Singapore through stronger corporate partnerships and broader community engagement across its conservation initiatives. At Khatib Bongsu and Pulau Ubin, nature-based solutions will combat coastal erosion while restoring habitats. The Comprehensive Marine Biodiversity Survey II and the 100K Corals Initiative will continue to safeguard our marine ecosystems, while therapeutic gardens and therapeutic horticulture programmes weave nature into community well-being. NParks is also committed to moving forward with responsible pet ownership initiatives to foster harmonious living with the animal friends in our neighbourhoods.

These initiatives reflect GCF's commitment to strengthen corporate-community partnerships in service of our shared environmental vision. By bridging meaningful connections between people and nature, GCF cultivates sustainable engagement that benefits both Singapore's ecosystem and its stewards. For more information, please visit www.gardencityfund.gov.sg.

NParks remains dedicated to furthering our goal of enhancing therapeutic gardens and therapeutic horticulture in the coming year.

Garden City Fund's Financial Review

Income

The income comprised mainly donations and interest income. The income for the year was $14.08 million. The increase from last year's income was mainly due to an increase in donation income.

FY 2024 vs FY 2023 Operating Income

INCOME	FY 2024 $'000	FY 2023 $'000	INCREASE / (DECREASE)
INCOME	FY 2024 $'000	FY 2023 $'000	$'000	% CHANGE
Donations	12,836	7,980	4,856	61
Sales of publications/souvenirs/merchandise	96	108	(12)	(11)
Course/tour fees	77	72	5	7
Interest income	1,073	997	76	8
	14,082	9,157	4,925	54

Operating Expenditure

The expenditure for the year was $9.92 million, which is 59% higher compared to last year's operating expenditure of $6.26 million. The increase was due to an increase in outreach, education and research programmes, and matching expenses for in-kind donation.

FY 2024 vs FY 2023 Operating Expenditure

EXPENDITURE	FY 2024 $'000	FY 2023 $'000	INCREASE / (DECREASE)
EXPENDITURE	FY 2024 $'000	FY 2023 $'000	$'000	% CHANGE
Conservation projects	611	48	563	1,172
Enhancements of parks, gardens and facilities	2,034	2,037	(2)	(1)
Outreach, education and research programmes	5,189	3,275	1,914	58
Publication	37	39	(2)	(5)
Administrative costs	2,051	860	1,191	138
	9,923	6,259	3,664	59

Financial Position

As at 31 March 2025, the total assets stood at $45.49 million, an increase of 12% from last year. Accumulated funds stood at $29.59 million, while current liabilities stood at $15.89 million.

Total Assets

ASSETS	FY 2024 $'000	FY 2023 $'000	INCREASE / (DECREASE)
ASSETS	FY 2024 $'000	FY 2023 $'000	$'000	% CHANGE
Other receivables and prepayments	376	445	(69)	(16)
Cash and bank balances	45,109	40,329	4,780	12
	45,485	40,744	4,741	12

Total Equity & Liabilities

ACCUMULATED FUNDS AND LIABILITIES	FY 2024 $'000	FY 2023 $'000	INCREASE / (DECREASE)
ACCUMULATED FUNDS AND LIABILITIES	FY 2024 $'000	FY 2023 $'000	$'000	% CHANGE
Accumulated funds	29,594	25,436	4,158	16
Current liabilities	15,891	15,337	554	4
	45,485	40,773	4,712	12

GARDEN CITY FUND DONOR'S ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

FY2023

We acknowledge and thank the following donors who have generously supported our City in Nature efforts, including those who wish to remain anonymous.

S$1 million and above

Aramco Asia Singapore Pte Ltd
GSK-EDB Trust Fund
Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Limited
Peter Lim

S$100,000 and above

AIA Singapore
City Developments Limited
Delta Electronics Int'l (Singapore) Pte Ltd
Equinix Singapore Pte Ltd
Google Asia Pacific Pte Ltd
Keppel Care Foundation
Leong Sou Fong Rosslyn
LU Foundation Ltd
Micron Semiconductor Asia Operations
The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation Limited

S$10,000 and above

Advantest (Singapore) Pte Ltd
AIA Investment Management Pte Ltd
Allianz Global Investors Singapore Limited
Almarc Engineering Pte Ltd
Amgen Singapore Manufacturing Pte Ltd
Anziani Eric Paul Andre
Archer Danials Midland Company
Beach Road Hotel
Bijjala Radhakrishna
Carbon Solutions Services Pte Ltd
Cargill Asia Pacific Holdings Pte Ltd
Carrier Singapore (Pte) Limited
China Aviation Oil (Singapore) Corporation Ltd
Citibank Singapore
CMA-CGM Asia Pacific Limited
Coach Operations Singapore Pte Ltd
Cotton On Singapore Pte Ltd
DBS Bank Ltd
Deutsche Bank AG
DKSH Singapore Pte Ltd
DoubleVerify Pte Ltd
Dymon Asia Capital
Edrington Singapore Pte Ltd
Endress+Hauser (S.E.A.) Pte Ltd
Exxonmobil Asia Pacific Pte Ltd
Fan Li
FIL Investment Management (Singapore) Limited
Fullerton Healthcare Group Pte Ltd
Fung Yuit Leng Juanna-Gaby
Geneco
Huttons Asia Pte Ltd
Iconic Locations Singapore Pte Ltd
Infineum Singapore LLP
Kao Singapore Private Limited
KeaWorld Pte Ltd
Kingspan Insulated Panels Pte Ltd
KLA Foundation
Korea National Arboretum
KPI OceanConnect Global Accounts Pte Ltd
KPI OceanConnect Pte Ltd
Kua Su-Wen Dawn
Kulicke & Soffa Pte Ltd
Kumiai Navigation Pte Ltd
Kyndryl (Singapore) Pte Ltd
Lam Research Singapore Pte Ltd
L'tria Private Limited
Lucky Joint Construction Pte Ltd
Lukasz Pienkowski
Malini Rajendran
Mayer Marketing Pte Ltd
Mediacorp Pte Ltd
MHC Medical Network Pte Ltd
Mitsubishi Corporation RTM International Pte Ltd
MOH Holdings Pte Ltd
Nature Society Singapore
Noel Gifts International Ltd
Ocean Network Express (Singapore) Pte Ltd
Olympia Diary (S'pore) Pte Ltd
Open Text (Asia) Pte Ltd
Ou Tsung Ming and Ou Chen Li Chin
OVOL Singapore Pte Ltd
Panasonic Asia Pacific Pte Ltd
Paul Anantharajah Tambyah
Performance Motors Limited
PetroChina International (Singapore) Pte Ltd
PXL Consulting Pte Ltd
QBE Insurance (Singapore) Pte Ltd
RF360 Singapore Pte Ltd
Ripple Labs Inc
Robeco Singapore Pte Ltd
Schroder Investment Management (Singapore) Ltd
Senses Marketing Communications & Design Pte Ltd
Shanghai Pudong Development Bank Co, Ltd
Shell Group of Companies
Sheng Siong Supermarket Pte Ltd
Singapore Life Ltd
Singapore Power Limited
ST Engineering IHQ Pte Ltd
ST Logistics Pte Ltd
Sun Venture Pte Ltd
Sunrate Pte Ltd

Tan Jiew Hoe
Tan Kwang Hwee
Teambuild Engineering & Construction Pte Ltd
Teknor Apex Asia Pacific Pte Ltd
Temasek Capital Management Pte Ltd
TF IPC Ltd
The Estate of the Late Allen Henry Neville Molesworth
The Morton Arboretum
The PwC Singapore Foundation
The Walt Disney Company Southeast Asia Pte Ltd
Thekchen Choling Singapore Ltd
Toe Teow Heng
Wah Loon Engineering Pte Ltd
Warburg Pincus Singapore Pte Ltd
WhiteCoat Holdings Pte Ltd
Woh Hup (Private) Limited
WWF Singapore

Below $10,000

360 Communications Pte Ltd
AET Tankers Pte Ltd
Affinidi Pte Ltd
AGC Multi Material Singapore Pte Ltd
Agency Leaders Management Association of AIA Singapore
Amanda Toh-Steckler
America II Asia Pte Ltd
Annie Heng
Arena Media Asia Pte Ltd
A-Star Testing & Inspection (S) Pte Ltd
AstraZeneca Singapore Pte Ltd
Atlanta Botanical Garden
Bae Systems Applied Intelligence (Asia Pacific) Pte Ltd
Berge Bulk Singapore Pte Ltd
Beverly Ong
Bridgestone Asia Pacific Pte Ltd
Buddha's Light Association (Singapore)
Cantonment Primary School
Century Commodities Solution Pte Ltd
Chan Shao-Wah Georgette Geraldine
Chee Junmin Lester
Cheong Kakit
Cheung Le Kai Marcus
Chia Wen Xing
Choong Way Min Gregory Gerard
Chua Buck Yong
Chua Wun Fong
Claudio Nuno De Castro Ribeiro
Clearstream Banking S.A.
Daiichi Sankyo Singapore Pte Ltd
Delteq Pte Ltd
Ding Qiang
Discover the World Marketing Pte Ltd
Distillery SG Pte Ltd
Du Shuchun
Eastern Pacific Shipping Pte Ltd
EBM-PAPST SEA Pte Ltd
Elisabeth Clarice Esther Gustava De Rothschild
Emergent Capital Partners Pte. Ltd
Eneos ItalSing Pte Ltd
Esri Singapore Pte Ltd
Eva Tan
Evergreen Marine (Asia) Pte Ltd
Fairy Holdings Pte Ltd
Fo Guang Shan (Singapore)
Foo Siang Keng
Fu Xiang Construction Pte Ltd
Golden Sands Construction & Engineering Pte Ltd
Growthops Pte Ltd
Hakuhodo Singapore Pte Ltd
HICC Pte Ltd
HP Wealth Management (S) Pte Ltd
Infold Pte Ltd
iXchange Pte Ltd
Jayanthi D/O Ponnasamy
Kaisavapany S/O Krishnasamy
Karen Lim
Khoo Ming Tsui Stella
Klive Asia Pte Ltd

Kng Wei Qi Jeremy
KOSÉ Singapore Pte Ltd
Lau Peh Peh
Lee Foundation
Lee Kien Yong Dominic
Lee Ti Seng Desmond
Leow Boon Tuan
LHN Space Resources Pte Ltd
Lim Bee Choo
Lim Chee Kian
Lim Chee Kiat
Lin Junrun
Lin Li
Lin RongJiang
LNH Space Resources Pte Ltd
Loe Kwee Eng Hilda
Loo Kee Hock Michael
Luba Marine Survey Private Limited
Lynux Shipping Bulk Pte Ltd
Ma Xiaolong
Metech Recycling Pte Ltd
Michelman Asia-Pacific Pte Ltd
Montgomery Botanical Center
Nalwa Mandeep Singh
Naples Botanical Garden
Ng Jia Wei
Ng Keng Hooi
Ng Man Hop
Ng Wei Yong
Ng Yong Sheng
Ngiam Juyong
Ngien Hoon Ping
Nizam Muddin Gafoor
Novel Energy Trading Pte Ltd
Oh Poh Lin
Omega Integration Pte Ltd
Orange Business Services Singapore Pte Ltd
Pacific Carriers Limited
Pacific International Lines (Pte) Ltd
Pan Pacific Hotels and Resorts Pte Ltd
Parthiban S/O Murugaiyan
Pascal Michel Francois Bergougnou
Penta-Ocean Construction Co. Ltd
Phua Choon Hua Simon
Print Lab Pte Ltd
PSA Corporation Limited
Rapid Offshore & Marine Pte Ltd
Rijke Power Pte Ltd
Roger Elmer Wolf
Samway Hydraulics Pte Ltd
Sato Asia Pacific Pte Ltd
Seatrium Limited
SGG Offshore & Marine Consultant Pte Ltd
Shen Jialing Jeslyn
Sheng Chaohua
Shin Kim Peow
Siemens Bank GmbH Singapore Branch
Singapore FOZL Group Pte Ltd
Singapore Maritime Foundation
Singapore Shipping Association
Siow Hong Peng
ST Divers Technics Pte Ltd
ST Engineering Defence Aviation Services Pte Ltd
STT Tai Seng Pte Ltd
Sun Lin
Sunningdale Tech Ltd
Sunseap Group Pte Ltd
Tajaram Muralli Raja
Takashimaya Singapore Ltd
Tan Cheng Soon
Tan Jianhan Jerel
Tan Kah Heng
Tan Lin Teck
Tan Qi En
Tan Shi Jack
Tan Si Ling
Tan Soon Hock Paul
Tanaka Kiyotaka
Tang Jia Hao
Tay Hock Jin Alvin
Telok Ayer Chinese Methodist Church
The UFO Traveler Pte Ltd
Thirumalai Chandran @ T Chandroo
Thng Hong Foo Kenneth
Tiong Ying Ling
TMRW Pte Ltd
Tokyo Electron Singapore Pte Ltd
Tomson Siddik
Toyota Tsusho Asia Pacific Pte Ltd
TPI Limited
Tridex Pte Ltd
Unearthed Productions Private Ltd
Van Der Putten
Wang Fuwen
Wijaya Abori
Wong Sze Keed
Wong Ying Lei
World Wide Technology
Xu Jiening
Xue Song
Yap Him Kuei Warren
Yap Tsung-Tzu Kevin
Yap You Min
Ye YiXiu
Yee Lai Ching
Yee Ming Innes
Yokogawa Engineering Asia Pte Ltd
Zhang Hui